On 10/26/21 10:58 AM, Paul Russell wrote:
Currently we are averaging about 5.5k requests a minute for this collection
that is supported by a 3 node SOLR cluster. RHEL6 (Current Servers) and
RHEL 7 (New Servers) are both utilizing OpenJDK8. Older servers have an
older version 8.131 new servers have 8.302 jdk installations.
Can you easily try 302 or a later release on RHEL6 or the 131 release on
RHEL7, to see if that makes any difference?
I'm trying to find where releases of openjdk 8 can be downloaded and I
am coming up empty. You could download releases from Oracle for testing
purposes and not be in violation of the license.
This should be a download link for the Oracle Java 8.311 JRE, Linux
64-bit version:
https://javadl.oracle.com/webapps/download/AutoDL?BundleId=245469_4d5417147a92418ea8b615e228bb6935
To use that, you would just need to extract it to a location on your
filesystem, maybe in /opt, and then use the JAVA_HOME environment
variable to tell Solr where to find it.
I'm having trouble finding download links for older Java 8 releases.
Oracle has been fiddling with the website since the last time I looked
at it.
Thanks,
Shawn
